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Graduate Student Senate 402B Bowen-Thompson Student Union

Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0181 Phone: (419) 372-2427

http://www.bgsu.edu/gss

GSS General Assembly Meeting Agenda

Friday, September 25th

, 2009

Handouts

Resolution 2009.F1: Endorsement in Principle of the Strategic Plan

Resolution 2009.F2: Creation of GSS Awards for Research Conference

General Assembly Minutes: September 4th, 2009

Guest Speakers

Barbara Hoffman -- Interim Director, Student Health Services

Paul Hofman -- Director, International Student Services Sarah Dariano -- Director, Homecoming Committee

Agenda

Call to Order

Guest Speakers

Roll Call (Senators not present at roll call must see the Parliamentarian at the end of the meeting)

Departments/Organizations at Risk of Censure: Accounting and MIS, American Culture Studies, ASOR, Economics, Political Science

Departments/Organizations Censured: None

Approval of the September 4th Minutes

Old Business

Professional Development Update

Status and Feedback

Resolution 2009.F1: Strategic Plan – 2nd

Reading

Resolution 2009.F2: Creation of GSS Awards for Research Conference – 2nd

Reading

New Business

GSS Newsletter

Graduate Certificate Brochure

Highlights:

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International Student Health Insurance

Other items of new business

University and Faculty Senate Committee Reports

Senate Executive Council (SEC) Reports

President – Carl Walling

Vice President – Michael Landis

Secretary – Gary Washington Treasurer – Zippy Nyaga

Graduate Allocations Representative – Eric Miller

Representative at Large – Steve Dinda

Representative at Large – Chanelle Vigue Academic Affairs – Irina Seceleanu

International and Multicultural Affairs – Emily Wyatt

Local, Regional, and National Affairs –Ellen Rooney Student Affairs – Patrick El-Khoury

Academic and Professional Development – Elizabeth Sherwood

Social – Andrea Stout

Publicity – vacant Parliamentarian – Scott Boston

Announcements

BG vs. Boise State Football Game – September 26th at 7.00pm

GSS Pub Night – October 1st

Adjournment

Note: All senators and guests must sign in. If you have not signed in see a member of the GSS Senate Executive Council (SEC) immediately after the General Assembly meeting. Also, please make sure to

return voting cards at the end of the meeting.

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Graduate Student Senate 402B Bowen-Thompson Student Union

Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0181 Phone: (419) 372-2427

http://www.bgsu.edu/gss

GSS General Assembly Meeting Minutes

Friday, September 4th

, 2009

Handouts

Resolution 2009.F1: Endorsement in Principle of the Strategic Plan

Resolution 2009.F2: Creation of GSS Awards for Research Conference

Election Application: Treasurer, Zippy Nyaga

Election Application: Graduate Allocations Representative, Eric Miller

Welcome Letter

GSS Constitution and Bylaws

Open University and Faculty Senate Committees

Robert’s Rules of Order/Parliamentary Procedure Handout

GSS Social Events Calendar

General Assembly Meeting

Call to Order, Meeting Called to Order at 3.05pm

Roll Call (Senators not present at roll call must see the Parliamentarian at the end of the meeting)

Departments/Organizations at Risk of Censure: None Departments/Organizations Censured: None

Guest Speakers

Ohio State Representative Randy Gardner

Ellen Rooney, Local, Regional, and National Affairs Chair provided the introduction

Representative Gardner received both his masters and bachelors degree from Bowling Green State University.

Representative Gardner recognizes BGSU’s excellence by referring to the recent

announcement of BGSU’s ranking in US News and World Report as tied for 11th in its

commitment to undergraduate education. He also noted the positive impact of graduate

students and graduate student teaching on this ranking.

Representative Gardner highlighted the recent construction projects on-campus include

the groundbreaking of the Stroh center, the Wolfe Center for the Arts, and the funding for the Ice Arena renovations.

Through state-government support BGSU has received $150,000 for ice arena

renovations and $200,000 for solar energy research. Rep. Gardner noted how BGSU’s

Highlights:

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efforts in solar technology have been positively received by industry; especially when

compared to other area universities. Rep. Gardner discussed the centers of excellence program and noted how BGSU’s

emphasis on particular “centers of excellence” should not be seen as a move away from

other academic programs. He supports a continuation of the variety of academic

disciplines here at the university. The current economic environment is very difficult. The state has decided to reduce the

amount of funding to higher education for the 2010-2012 budget. However, Rep. Gardner

recognizes that BGSU is a critical component to both Wood County and Northwestern Ohio.

Representative Gardner is willing to talk to Graduate students about issues in the future.

Please feel free to follow-up inquires with his office.

Sundeep Mutgi & Kevin Basch, Undergraduate Student Government

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Undergraduate Student Government could not present

at the General Assembly this week. They will be rescheduled for a future date.

Old Business

Elections: Treasurer

Only one nomination has been received by Graduate Student Senate for the office of

Treasurer. The candidate, Zippy Nyaga (1st year, EdD student in Leadership Studies),

provided an election application prior to the meeting. There were no additional

nominations.

The candidate gave a speech to the general assembly and a vote for treasurer was held.

Zippy Nyaga is the new GSS Treasurer for the 2009-2010 academic year.

Elections: Graduate Allocations Representative

Only one nomination has been received by Graduate Student Senate for the office of

Graduate Allocations Representative. The candidate, Eric Miller (1st year, Math graduate

student), provided an election application prior to the meeting. There were no additional

nominations. The candidate gave a speech to the general assembly and a vote for Graduate Allocations

Representative was held.

Eric Miller is the new GSS Graduate Allocations Representative for the 2009-2010 academic year.

New Business

GSS Attendance Policy for Department and Organization Senators

Michael Landis referred the GA senators to the GSS constitution regarding the attendance

policy for the general assembly meetings. Senators are asked to provide written communication to the Senate Executive Committee of substitute representation (proxy).

Senators were asked to look at Article 3, Section 2 for more information.

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New Funding for Professional Development Guidelines

Accessible at: https://orgsync.com/forms/show/14816#

This year Graduate Student Senate has decided to go green and the Funding for

Professional Development application is on OrgSync! This will help the

environment, increase accessibility to the forms, and ease the professional

development process.

It is important to note that a graduate student applying for funding does not need

to be a member of OrgSync to submit an application.

Resolution 2009.F1: Strategic Plan – 1st Reading

Chanelle Vigue and Steve Dinda has sponsored legislation regarding this issue.

Resolution 2009.F2: Creation of GSS Awards for Research Conference – 1st Reading

Ellen Rooney and Irina Seceleanu have sponsored legislation regarding this issue.

Other items of new business

There was interest in the General Assembly in finding out more information

regarding obtaining state certification in secondary education along with a non-

education graduate degree. The Academic Affairs chair will follow-up with more

information at a future GA.

University and Faculty Senate Committee Reports

Senate Executive Council (SEC) Reports

President – Carl Walling

The next general assembly meeting will be on September 25th (three weeks

from today’s meeting).

Overall, the GSS budget was reduced by 10% for the 2009-2010 academic

year. However, the Senate Executive Committee has provided $24,000 toward

professional development funding.

This year, graduate student senate is very interested in pursuing topics within

academic affairs this year.

The graduate student satisfaction survey will be reissued in Spring 2010.

GSS is currently working on developing a graduate student organization

retreat, graduate student organizations should contact Carl if they are

interested in attending.

We are looking toward expansion of the Shanklin awards for the 2009-2010

academic year into a conference opportunity for all graduate students. More

information will be provided in the upcoming months.

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There are two vacancies on SEC for the upcoming year, parliamentarian and

publicity chair. If you are interested in serving in either capacity, please

contact Carl immediately after the meeting.

Vice President – Michael Landis

Please read the GSS constitution and bylaws. If you have any questions,

please let Michael know.

Also, if you are interested in serving on an university or faculty senate

committee, contact Michael by next Friday with your committee

preferences.

Secretary – Gary Washington

No Report

Treasurer – Zippy Nyaga

No Report

Graduate Allocations Representative – Eric Miller

No Report

Representative at Large – Steve Dinda

Steve would like to talk to any Senators who are interested in the question

of how to better assess their assistantship experiences. Please contact

Steve via e-mail if you are interested in this topic.

Representative at Large – Chanelle Vigue

Chanelle is currently working on a GSS Newsletter to help inform graduate

students about current events in the General Assembly, promote graduate student centered programming, and other news. Please contact Chanelle Vigue if you

would like to submit information for the newsletter.

Academic Affairs – Irina Seceleanu

Please talk to Irina for any issues, concerns, or question about academic

affairs/policies. Irina invites all senators to participate in her academic

affairs committee meetings. She will hold three meetings during the

course of the semester.

International and Multicultural Affairs – Emily Wyatt

No Report

Local, Regional, and National Affairs –Ellen Rooney

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Ellen will correspond with Representative Gardner and express our thanks for speaking at the General Assembly.

Student Affairs – Patrick El-Khoury

No Report.

Academic and Professional Development – Elizabeth Sherwood

No Report.

Social – Andrea Stout

Family Game Board Night on September 10th, 2009 (5.00p to 7.00p)

The event will be at the Black Swamp Pub.

Publicity – vacant

Parliamentarian – vacant

Announcements

The recent passing of Charles Shanklin

Adjournment, Meeting Adjourned at 4.45pm

Note: All senators and guests must sign in. If you have not signed in see a member of the GSS Senate

Executive Council (SEC) immediately after the General Assembly meeting. Also, please make sure to return voting cards at the end of the meeting.

Bowling Green State UniversityGraduate Student Senate Resolution 2009.F1

Expressing Support Toward the Bowling Green State University “Charting Our Future” Strategic Plan

WHEREAS, Bowling Green State University has formulated a strategic plan titled Charting Our Future; and

WHEREAS the document was generated with active input from the University Community at large; and

WHEREAS, the stated goals of Charting Our Future are: 1. Facilitate lifelong learning, critical thinking and personal growth;2. Produce high-quality scholarship and creative achievements throughout the University;3. Build a diverse community and a culture of inclusion;4. Develop mutually beneficial relationships between all stakeholders;5. Support faculty and staff performance and development;6. Create an optimal fiscal and physical plant infrastructure; and

WHEREAS, the strategies of Charting Our Future are: 1. Create distinctive coherent undergraduate learning experiences that integrate curricular and

co-curricular programs; 2. Expand the student populations for BGSU enrollment and implement programs to recruit them

and retain them to successful program completion; 3. Identify and pursue economic development and curricular engagement opportunities; 4. Enhance institutional capabilities for research and creative achievements; 5. Realign individual and institutional incentives and resources to support institutional priorities;6. Adapt institutional processes and resources for attracting new faculty and staff and for the

development of their talent and contributions;7. Increase institutional diversity and inclusion through communication of benefits; and

WHEREAS, the Bowling Green State University Graduate Student Senate represents the Graduate Student Body; and

WHEREAS, the Bowling Green State University Graduate Students make up a key component of the University Community; and WHEREAS Graduate Students have a vested interest in the long term development in the University through a strategic plan; and WHEREAS Graduate Student Senate anticipates being an integral part of the implementation process of Charting Our Future through University, Faculty, Senate, and various ad hoc committees in the future; and

WHEREAS the Graduate Student Senate applauds the spirit of the Charting our Future Strategic Plan;

BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the Bowling Green State University GraduateStudent Senate expresses its support in principle for the Charting Our Future University Strategic Plan; and

BE IT THEREFORE ALSO RESOLVED that the Bowling Green State University Graduate Student Senate will continue to be an integral part of the “Charting Our Future” implementation process.

Submitted by:Stephen Dinda, Representative at LargeChanelle Vigue, Representative at Large

Approved by the BGSU Graduate Student Senate General Assembly_____________

________________________Carl Walling, President

Bowling Green State University

Graduate Student Senate Resolution 2009.F2

Expressing Support Toward the Bowling Green State University Research Conference by

Establishing the “GSS Research Conference Awards”

WHEREAS, the Bowling Green State University Graduate Student Senate’s mission is to

support the academic success of all graduate students;

WHEREAS, the Annual Bowling Green State University Research Conference for

Faculty and Graduate Students is an opportunity for graduate students to present

academic research and develop Curriculum Vitae conference credentials;

WHEREAS, the Annual Bowling Green State University Research Conference for

Faculty and Graduate Students is an opportunity for graduate students to foster and create

new relations with graduate students and faculty from different departments;

WHEREAS, the Bowling Green State University Graduate Student Senate has means to

promote the Annual Bowling Green State University Research Conference to all

Graduate students;

WHEREAS, the Bowling Green State University Graduate Student Senate has the right

to propose and vote upon implementing academic programming efforts in the interest of

the graduate student body according to Article II, section 3./b./i. of the Bowling Green

State University Graduate Student Senate Constitutional Bylaws;

WHEREAS, the Bowling Green State University Graduate Student Senate has the right

to propose and vote upon funding for academic programming awards according to Article

III, section 4./a./ii. of the Bowling Green State University Graduate Student Senate

Constitutional Bylaws;

WHEREAS, “GSS Research Conference Awards” is established as cash awards funded

by Bowling Green State University Graduate Student Senate to graduate students who

participate in the Annual Bowling Green State University Research Conference and

demonstrate excellence in innovation of research and excellence in presentation and

communication of research through the conference displays;

WHEREAS, the Bowling Green State University Graduate Student Senate has the right

to propose and vote to form a committee to establish, implement, and judge the “GSS

Research Conference Awards” at the Annual Bowling Green State University Research

Conference; in accordance to Article III, Section V./a./iii. of the Bowling Green State

University Graduate Student Senate Constitutional Bylaws;

WHEREAS, the Bowling Green State University Graduate Student Senate proposes the

following guidelines for the establishment of the “GSS Research Conference Awards”

committee and their duties:

I. The Academic Affairs Chair and the Local, Regional and National Affairs Chair

nominate five judges from the General Assembly and/or the SEC so that a diverse

representation of the graduate student body on campus is ensured;

II. The committee for the “GSS Research Conference Awards” then consists of the

five selected judges and is chaired by the Local, Regional and National Affairs

Chair;

III. The duties of the committee include:

a. To establish the criteria and methods for the judges;

b. To encourage all Graduate Students to participate and/or attend;

c. To encourage Senators to promote, participate, and/or attend;

d. To oversee and confirm the judging at the BGSU Research Conference

presentations for excellence in innovation of research and excellence

in presentation and communication of research through the conference

displays;

e. To award three $50.00 cash prizes to winning graduate students;

f. To promote and introduce the Shanklin Awards to new Graduate

Students;

g. To create a GSS display at the Annual Bowling Green State University

Research Conference which promotes GSS, the “GSS Research

Conference Award,” and the Shanklin Awards;

BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the Bowling Green State University Graduate

Student Senate expresses its support to establish the “GSS Research Conference Award”

for the Annual Bowling Green State University Research Conference.

Submitted by: Ellen Rooney, Local, Regional and National Affairs Chair

Irina Seceleanu, Academic Affairs Chair

Chanelle Vigue, Representative at Large

Approved by the BGSU Graduate Student Senate General Assembly, ____________

________________________

Carl Walling, President

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What is GSS?A brief guide to what the GSS does for you!GSS, the governing body for graduate students at Bowling Green State University, is committed to being an efficient and effective governance organization for its constituents. Graduate Student Senate works for and represents the 3000 graduate students at Bowling Green State University. Through legislative efforts, active representation on University committees, and ongoing communication with administration, faculty, staff, and students we serve as the chief advocate for graduate student needs and issues throughout the university. Additionally, we work for improvements in every area, from support for graduate assistants to social and cultural engagement.

Decisions are made at BGSU every day that affect graduate students. Subtle changes, such as veteran's rights and adjustments to the student healthcare policy can occur without graduate student input. Graduate Student Senate exists to ensure the graduate student voice, when key issues are being addressed, is ever present and always heard.

Last year, GSS was active in the effort to acquire our newly available Student Dental Insurance option, provided over $20,000 for student research and travel grants, as well as a number of research awards and social events.

GSS FALL FUNDING APPLICATIONS DUE SEPTEMBER 25TH!

Looking for some cash to fund a professional

development opportunity?

GSS provides funding for graduate students

throughout the year! The application process has

been moved to an online format. Please note the dates of activity for the application process as they are approaching quickly for the Fall!

- Students asking for funding should keep in mind the policies set forth by GSS. These policies are online HERE.

- The online application, with instructions for submission and reimbursement, can be found at: https://orgsync.com/forms/show/14816

See chart for due and activity dates on Page 2

THE UPDATE FROM YOUR GSS

REPRESENTATIVES-AT-LARGE

INTRODUCING YOUR 2009-10 REPS-AT-LARGE

We believe that the graduate students at Bowling Green are a crucial component of the University and we want to play a part in ensuring that the needs of the graduate community are well known and represented. We believe that change can happen and we will work to maintain and improve the quality of the graduate student experience here at BG. How so, you ask? " " " " Continued on page 4...

Steve Dindasdinda@bgsu.edu

Chanelle Vigue viguecr@bgsu.edu

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GSS EVENTS:Grad Night September 10th – Family Board Game Night!Black Swamp Pub 5.00p - 7.00p Grad Night: Homecoming October 1st – Grocery Bag Bingo!Black Swamp Pub 5.00p - 7.00p Grad Night October 22nd – Halloween Festivities!Black Swamp Pub 5.00p - 7.00p Hockey Night in BG  Friday, November 13thIce Arena meet @ 6:50p - 9.00p 

Grad JAM Friday, December 11thStudent Union 6.00p - 10.00p

" HAVE YOU CHECKED OUT THE GSS WEBSITE? " " " " " WHY NOT? GO TO WWW.BGSU.EDU/GSS

YOU CAN FIND CURRENT LEGISLATION, DEADLINES, AND ALL OUR CONTACT INFO!WE’RE ALSO ON BLACKBOARD SO KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR UPCOMING ANNOUNCEMENTS,

OPINION POLLS, AND REMINDERS!

GSS GradBash 2009

Semester Window of Activity

 Applications  Due (5:00pm)

Decisions Available

 Appeals Due (5:00pm)

Appeal Decisions Available

Fall 2009 August 31 – January 11

 September 25 October 2,3 October 9 October 19

Spring 2010 

 January12 – May 10

January 29 February 5,6  February 12 February 22

Summer 2010

May 3 –   August 25

April 2 April 9,10 April 16  April 26

GSS Funding for Professional Development (Continued from Page 1)

Schedule of dates for activities, application due dates, decisions, and appeals:

This Just in! Watch President Cartwright and members of the Cabinet discuss the University Budget Here!

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MEET YOUR SEC: GSS SENATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

PRESIDENT: Carl WallingCarl Walling is a fourth year Theatre PhD

student at Bowling Green State University. He holds a Master of Fine Arts

degree from Kent State University in theatre studies as well as a BA in theatre

from Susquehanna University.

VICE PRESIDENT: Michael Landis E-mail : mlandis@bgsu.edu Works with the internal constitutions of GSS and University OfficialsDegree: College Student Personnel

SECRETARY: Gary Ariel Washington Hometown: Spanish Harlem, NYDegree: 2nd Year Public History & Women's Studies Graduate CertificatesStudent Organizations: Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity Inc, Alpha Phi Omega National Co-Ed Service Fraternity, Latino Student Union, and Humanities Troupe.Contact Info: garyw@bgsu.edu

TREASURER: Zippy NyagaDegree:Ed.D in Leadership & Policy

Assistantship: Research AssistantEmail: znyaga@bgsu.edu

I am responsible for the finances of the GSS and maintaining the budget of the group. I am

excited because it gives me an opportunity to use some of the knowledge I am acquiring in class on leadership!

LOCAL, REGIONAL, AND NATIONAL AFFAIRS CHAIR: Ellen Rooney Doctoral Candidate and Fellow in Theater and Film.Local Regional and National Affairs brings wider political spheres to the attention of GSS and the Graduate Student body. This semester we sponsored Representative Randy Gardner to speak with the GSS at the Sept. 4th General Assembly.

STUDENT AFFAIRS CHAIR: Patrick El-Khoury

4th Year PhD Chemistry and Photochemical Sciences         Favorite food: Lebanese (I’m a bit biased though, so do not take my word for it!)

SOCIAL PROGRAMMING CHAIR : Andrea Lee Stout

Degree: MA, College Student PersonnelEmail: avoll@bgsu.edu

This year I will be planning social events for ALL graduate students, their friends and their families. I

would hope that people of all ages and from every department will attend. Our first event will be Grocery Bag BINGO at the Black Swamp Pub in the BTSU on

October 1st from 5-7PM. Come join us play BINGO and win FREE groceries!

PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT CHAIR: Elizabeth SherwoodEmail: ezimmer@bgsu.eduDegree: MA, Literature

I look forward to organizing new and helpful ways in which to serve the graduate population’s professional development needs. I am looking to do more, smaller workshops this year, each with a specific topic that effects the graduate population. I welcome any suggestions you may have!

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS CHAIR: Irina Seceleanu irinas@bgsu.edu

PhD Candidate in Analysis, Pure MathematicsI meet regularly with University officials to discuss

academic affairs. This semester I will engage in conversations on academic advising; quality program

assessment, in particular that of online courses; options for extending the academic curriculum; and department specific issues to enhance the academic performance of graduate students. Please contact me with any concerns

you may have!

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INTRODUCING YOUR GRAD REPS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1…)

From Steve: I truly hope that I can meet many of my fellow grad students and become aware of problems or other issues. I would like to be of help in promoting changes beneficial to either a few grad students or the community at large. Currently, I am heading up a project to assess the quality of assistantships across the university as a whole. I greatly desire to know what is important to graduate students from as many different departments as possible. I would appreciate as much feedback as I can get! I want to know what you as a grad student feel is helping you develop professionally, and what aspects of your BG experience have room for improvement. I would be happy to talk with any grad student, or set up a meeting with a group of grad students, to talk about aspects of your assistantship and your thoughts about the experience. You can contact me at sdinda@bgsu.edu. Sincerely,

Steve Dinda

From Chane!e: I ran for graduate representative-at-large because I felt that there was a lack of community amongst BGSU graduate students. The graduate population of this University is easy to overlook unless we remain an active, vocal, and involved part of the University community as a whole. I have made it my job to work with the rest of the SEC to bring our community together. The first steps for me are this newsletter and blackboard announcements. You have a right to know what the GSS is doing on your behalf and to add your voice, concerns, or opinions to our work. I will continue putting out this newsletter to inform you of what we are doing. I will ask for your opinion on specific resolutions and issues, but I also expect you to bring your concerns to our attention as necessary. I will soon be putting opinion polls on Blackboard to ask you how I should vote on and write future legislation. I ask that you help me by taking advantage of those tools to make your voices heard. " " " Yours , "

Chane!e Vigue

CURRENT GSS LEGISLATION!

The GSS acts as the voice of all BGSU graduate students when we pass resolutions. Passed resolutions are reviewed and considered by University committees, often including officials at the highest levels. They truly do have an impact on the day-to-day decisions of the University.

There are two resolutions currently on the floor of the GSS General Assembly.GSS 2009.F1: A resolution to express GSS support, in principle, for the University’s new Strategic Plan. The plan was developed with input from students, faculty and staff over the last year and can be found HERE. We understand that this plan is broad and that specific implementation plans have not been laid out and we believe that this resolution addresses that. The resolution can be found HERE.GSS 2009.F2:This resolution is to create GSS-Sponsored awards and cash prizes for the Research Fair in the Fall. This event will help promote and facilitate the GSS Shanklin Awards in the Spring. Info on Shanklin Awards can be found HERE.

Thanks for reading our Update!Have feedback? Questions? Opinions? Please email them to viguecr@bgsu.edu and I wi! get back to you ASAP!

-Chane!e Vigue

Interested in starting a student organization? Graduate Student Senate encourages you to do so!

For more information contact Michael Landis, graduate assistant for student organizational development, at mlandis@bgsu.edu

OR Visit the Organization Services site: http://www.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/

getinvolved/page62439.html